
Jayfaedoom
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Hi, I am in a bit of a pickle. I am looking for a small yet giggable bass rig. I have limited storage space in my house... but I need a rig that is useable at jams and gigs I play in a post hardcore band I am on a tight budget of about £500-600 max, and would prefer 2nd hand. I am wondering if a combo is the best option? Any advice?
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I currently have 2 Laney 2x15 cabs, rated to 8ohmn and I am looking for a new bass head to power them. I play in a Doom/sludge band with a lot of low end, and also play through a Bass Big Muff. What head would be best for this purpose? I would prefer solid state. please help...
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I have a Laney DP150 head and matching 2x15 cab for sale. I am trying to create some space in my flat and this just sits gathering dust as I no longer place bass in any bands. It is from the 80's, in good condition. The head needs a wee service as it crackles from time to time, I think due to a loose input socket. All the sliders are intact etc.. I shall post up pictures asap. Looking for £100-150 or swap for a 2x12 or 4x12 guitar cab. Thanks
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[quote name='thisnameistaken' post='503831' date='Jun 2 2009, 02:33 PM']What happened to the finish - did it just start flaking off? Also what are the modifications to the electronics - what pickups are those, and why three knobs + a switch? Edit: Actually is that a switch or just blanking the hole left by the fourth knob? Last question: What year is it? Ta.[/quote] The pickups are BassLines thats all I know about them unfortunatly. I bought it 2nd hand about 2 1/2 years ago. It was upgraded to these pickups by the seller and he removed a tone knob, I do not know why. I am unsure to what year it is as well. Sorry I can not be of more help.
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I have up for sale my Warwick Streamer Stage 1 bass guitar. It is in a used condition, it has been gigged extensively but still sounds amazing. It may need a wee bit of an overhaul due to a bit of earthing buzz going on, I have not opened it up and had a look yet. I am sure it is a very small minor job. The finish is not the best. The bottom part of the body has some of the finish removed and there is cracks on the finish. This does not effect the performance of the bass just does not look too great. I have covered this area with duct tape to try and prevent it from worsening and to add extra padding to it when being transported in its gig bag. Looking for around £450 but due to the cosmetic damage I am open to offers. I would also consider part exchange for guitar cab(s) or a decent guitar. p.s. the pics look different as some are from when I had it listed on ebay and changed my mind and the other (darker) ones where taken just yesterday.
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I do indeed use the 4 from a 5 string set a strings, works ace and me bass sounds good. Thank you for all the replies i am gunna study up on a few amps and then go and try a few out cheers
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hi, I play in a band that is tuned to B E A D and use a Warwick Streamer Stage 1. I was wondering what amp would people suggest for playing live? I am strugling to find an amp that sounds good and has enough power for the live environment in this tuning. I am willing to save up and buy something decent, but is there anything out there for folk on a ight budget? A few suggestions woul be great, if it is a case of saving more then i will. Oh and is a combo better than a head and cab? cheers JaY
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wow! Sorted, all with the aid of a match stick amazing. I am going to have to remember that trick. Thanks guys!
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I have a Warwick Streamer and yesterday when i was practising and playing about with my bass pod it fell off me and hit the floor. I thought "bugger, strap must a broken" But alas no, the strap didn't break the rear strap button came out of the body, lncluding the screw and everything. I tried to just screw the screw back in but alas it just spins and spins. So how do i fix this? i guess either a fatter screw, or fill it with summit and use the screw i have any advice on this would be great as using duct tape the now makes it look horrible. cheers
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I agree with Wulf. If you intend to just use patches you have pre setup then go for the bean version. I chose the Live version as the band i use it mostly in relies on a few effect "patch" changes through out the songs, so the live version is ideal. the FBV boards look really good and can transform the bean version into a live version. I just wanted an effects package that can do live and studio stuff easily, plus through playing guitar for years i am used to using pedals. I also play in a band where i just use an amp sim with overdrive, in B tuning for a low rumble sound and don't use anything else the pod is again perfect for this. So i had to cover 2 different bands with 1 setup. The bean version is great value for money. The Pro would be amazing to own but i could not justify the price for the unit itself and then the extra cash for the pedal board. I hope that helps, i do use the amp sims a lot and they are really really great sounding. I am really happy that i chose to get a Pod, what ever you decide to go for you will not be disappointed.